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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 57, 8 March 1889, Page 1

Amusements^ C~ IT V HAL L. Proprietress..Miss Gcorßio Smitlisou. GRAMD ™ SSffiff « Challenge by T. Hurley to Lift any All-round. Amatour Heavy-weight Lifter n Auckland. NEW PROGRAMME IN THE CONCERT CARNIVAL. _ ~ Prices:Cir C loandOrcho^tr^alls,^|gy rnriHE fisk jubilee singers 3 Will Commemce a SHORT SEASON Iv the CITY HALL, AUCKLAND, * MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1889 ■•••■ (St. Patrick's Night). FOR NINE~N~IGHTS ONLY. With a, Change of Programme each Evening1. ■ ~j Farewell Visit to Now Zealand, Full Particulars wiH ba. cl\ily Rflvortised, THE .FISK ■ JUBILEE SINGERS!!. "OILLIARDS, Albion Hotel, during day, Q» 6d game. Splendid table, attentive m arking. 7yEALANDIA OPEN-AIR RINK, Aj Stanley-stkbet, Mechanics' Bay. SKATING, SWITCH-BACK RAILWAY, BOWLING ALLEY. Open from 2.30 to 5 p.m.. and from 7.30 to 10 p.m. Tuesday and Friday Evenings. Ladies Free. Admission, 6d; Switchback, 3d ; Children, half-price. QLUM BI A RINK. SATURDAY, 9th, POLO M A T' O H (Auckland Bops. v.a.Picked Team, at 9 p.m.) Admission—Gents, Is; Ladies Admitted Free. O. A. SALMON, Manager. Exhibitions. CJOUTH FRANKLIN AGRICULTURAL! D • SHOW,. To be held at PUKEKOHE on TUESDAY. MARCH 12. Special Train leaves Auckland. LUNCHEON AND REFRESHMENTS Will be provided at the Pukekohe Hotel and on the Grounds at all times during the day. One of Alctick's Prize Billiard Tables at the Hotel. Picnics, Excursions. &c. CARTERS' PICNIC, POTTER'S PADDOCK. CONTINUATION OF SPORTS. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). For the Benefit of Messrs Jackson and Lowden. 1. ONE MILE WALKING HANDICAP, for Carters only. First prize, £1 and 501b bag Flour, by W. Martin; second prize, 10s; third prize. 501b bas Flour, by T. H. Hall. 2. HURDLE RACE HANDICAP (all-comers). First prize, £1; second prize, Medal, by Buchanan; third prize, Pair of Pictures, by DeCourcey. 3. 150 YARDS RACE (bona flde Carters only). First prize, £1 and Pair of Vases, by Hay man and Co.; second prize, Book, by Mr Wildman ; third prize, Book. 4. 150 YARDS RACE (all comers). First prize, £3; second prize. Sack Potatoes; third prize, 1 Tin Biscuits, 1 Dozen, Spoons, MennieandDay. 5.. ALL-COMERS' HALF-MILE. First prize, £4 ; second prize, £1; third prize, Pipe, by A. Glover. 6. YOKING-UP MATCH. First prize, Box Tea; second prize. Set of Shoes, J. Patterson, and a Whip by A. Heather. 7. FOR THE LARGEST FAMILY ON THE GROUND. First prize, 1 Lamb, Mr Hulme; second prize, Half dozen Tins Jam.MrPaget. The Tram Company will run trams every few minutes at Reduced Fare. Through. Ticket, admit to ground, Is 6d. AQiiatics. THE); AUCKLAND AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB ;"'" Will hold a 5. W%-M M ING' G-A, L-4 In tho CALLIOPE DOQE, NORTH SHORE, On SATURDAY, MARCH; 30, 1889, ; Programme—i 1. MAIDEN RACE, 100 yd s 2. BOYS' RACE (under 12), 50yds. Open 3. LONG DIVE 4. CLOTHES RACE. Open 5. i MILE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP OF AUCKLAND. Open 6. BOYS' RACE (under 14), 60yds. Open 7. EXHIBITION BY MEMBERS OF A, A.S.C. 8. NEAT HEADER 9. CALLIOPE HANDICAP, 150 yds. 10. OBSTACLE RACE, 160 yds. Open 11. BOYS' RACE (under 16). handicap. Open - 12. SWIMMING ON BACK, 60yds ■ 13. AQUATIC DERBY, 60yds 14. CITIZENS' HANDICAP, 200 yds.-- Open 15. WATER POLO All Competitors must wear full swimming costume. Entries olose on March 13 with the Secretary, and must be accompanied by entrance fees. Entrance Fees are—Open Events, 2s 6d each; boys under 16 and under 14, Is; under 12, 6<3. Five Starters, or no 2nd prize. Eight Starters, or no 3rd prize. Members free for all events, R. ST. CLAIR, P.O. Bos 196, Hon, Sec. Porsoaali /"IOME and see the Silk Pile Plushes at xj Is per yard, and Coloured Satins, 9d and Is, in all shades, at J, M. Loteam's Great Sale, Viotoria-street. FOR a torpid liver take Wolfe's Schnapps, CKS 6L\ —Summer Trousers to measure, 9J 9s 6d. All summer stock reduced,—A Woollama and Co., Sydenham. House, 90, Queen' street. ' 8 8.—Summer Vests to Measure, Bs, A. Woollani3 and Co., Sydenham House. 60 Queen-street, SUPERIOR Board'and Residence fop one P or two gentlemen j piano and every home comfort.—J, C. Webb, opposite Foresters' Hall Karangahape Road. /OkNEor Wo Gentlemen can find accommoKS dation with private family. Terms mod-erate.-r=App]y Po#p#ee, Devouport, '■. r■'•■•■'■'